Back to 1977: I Was the Top Scorer in the First Cohort, but I Joined the Army

After being reborn, should I get perfect scores or go to the original school? Is there heaven above that is pressing down on you to make it irreversible?

The troops can't do business, that's ridiculous. I got top marks in the college entrance examination, but ended up going to the same school in my previous life. You're kidding me.

With such a high score, there is really a problem if you don't go to the National University of Defense Technology

I wanted to see the protagonist commanding the monkeys to be beaten. I was really dissatisfied. I helped the white-eyed wolves and asked them to pretend to be guerrillas. They turned around and engaged in us. The parallel world must not make him miserable. The kind that the captives don't want. Are monkeys humans? No

After being reborn, is it the same as passing the military academy in the previous life? No change at all

When reading rebirth novels, I just want the male protagonist to enjoy the convenience of rebirth, foresight and maturity, and not to have the entanglement of love and hate in the past life. Maturity basically depends on the author's writing style, and the rights and wrongs of the past life can be omitted. I'm complaining.

If you don't understand, just ask, why can the protagonist be in the military and do business at the same time?

If you keep talking like this all afternoon, you will be able to finish it all before the people are put on the shelves. It is true that the idea is good, but the writing is not good.

Are you going to be a special forces soldier, a synthetic force, or an officer?

After reading so many comments, I just can't figure out why the author went to the original school after letting the protagonist be reborn.